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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04
THE LANCAsTER DAILY TNTEL1IGy "a

sse No. Red, winter, jan. ea,xc Feb. $40
Corn-No. . miaed cash, tTNc DO Jan. seaoi
Csis~sc. white STATE. uc; No. . 40. eco;
Rye dull ; " es,srn. Ssoso state, s'xassc.
Barley nominal -
Pork dull new mess, ofg s0ls 90
LArd--reb., % - May, q Ia
MolAssee steady ~ 800 for 81 test
Turrentine nrm At G<dssc.
Rosfn dull etrNined to good, a1k0tl na
Petroleum Dull Renned, In cases. sse
Trcish hts quiet, grain to Liverpool, nc
Butter arm; Westeru Creamery, aHIso {;
state, 9'1Ssc. ..,.-
lsss steady state, Ssc; Western, ssfIjc.
sugar steady Refined Cuuoai, t.c Sfanu'
lated, 5 5ll-le1SAc-
Taliow dun Prime City. tSsc.
Rice nominal Carolina, fair TO good, sac
Coffee dull, but nrm fair carkOes, letc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04
sieighipg Upseta

On Monday afternoon Is street Commis-
sioner Bertz WAS turning the corner at
Lemon and Lime streets, his sleigh WAS
upset and he snd;s little child with him were
thrown out Neither was hurt
This afternoon Samuel HAITI aud q COM
panion were driving up North Queen street,
their sleigh caught In the street car track in
were thrown out, hut not injured.
A sleigh belonging to George Kercher was
upset at North Queen and Walnut
streets this afternoon in making Z.
turn. The occupants were thrown out and
Z, Lam parter, one Of them, had his face cut
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04
Lille Hinton's Father Criticised.

From the shamokin Time.,
The father Of the late Lille Hinton is
negotiating with the opera house manage
ment for dates for a series of enter.
tainments with SaIlie Hinton as leading
lady. The propriety OF snch move on
the part Of Mr.. Hinton Is open TO criti-
cism. 1t would seem that due respect
for the memory OF his dear child, who was
great favcrite with the public, should induce
him TO withdraw from the stage for a season
at least As the theatrical business comes
under the bead OF amusements, 1t savors too
much OF rejoicing at a funeral for the new
Hinton combination to take the road at this
time
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04

At from SOS per cent Exchange q uiet al "a EG
SIS. Governments steady. Currency Sc, q ?5t
bin Is Coup, Si TN bid :; .k's DO, g. lo1s bid.
The stock market opened Irregular. and after
the ret few sses a sharp selling for foreign 40.
count, together with a heavy bidding by the
bears. caused prices TO decline 4 to ga per cent.
by midday. Since L. O'Clock brisk buying of
Jersey Central has strengthened the market,
and prices chow q iSht recovery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04
I.iederkrnpz OmcNrs

The Liederkranz elected the following
officers on Monday evening to serve for the
ensuing term President, Joseph Albert :;
vice president, Casper Maurer: secretary,
Ernest Roehm financial secretary, William
Freitsg, treasurer Goteb Gerstley, con-
ductor +. ". Haas, librarian Henry Brass,
trustees, Philip Stumpt Irwin Keller and
Frederick Helm janitor, Henry Foehl col.
lector; F. c. Ostermayer banner bearer,
Lawrence Knapp.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04

MIR. Geo. Worst, steward at the almshouss,
through Danl ii. Herr, agent, presented the
Young Mems Christian association with
Grants Memoirs, in two volumes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04

There will be services every evening this
week, except Saturday, al the Presbyterian
church, East Orange street.
Services are being held each night during
the week OF prayer, in the basement OF St
Johns Lutheran church, and the public are
cordially invited. A sermon each evenin z
by the pastor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04
sunday School In.ti,u,e.

me evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Teachers institute convenes In Christ church
oa Monday, January 10, at 80 p. IN. peyo.
tionai exercises, aev. Z. Meister ; Ist tonic
"What can the Sunday school do to promote
P.CSpyder; recess I'd topic Show should
the Sunday school be graded 7" Rev. q. E.
Houpii benediction by Rev. S. Stall
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04

on Sunday the Christmas anniversary was
held at the Reformed church at New Proyi-
dence. The church was thronged almost be.
yond its capacity. When taking the collec.
ton one man reached in his pocket for the
change. He had some matches In his pock ar.
and the matches igniied and the flames ap.
peared To save himself he emptied his
pocket on the floor, and the fire was ex.
huguished withou, any harm.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04

telegraph Office, at the Pennsylvania psssen.
ger station, which for the past two years has
been open for trains only, was opened per.
msnenty this morning. Miss Elsie Comb
Is In charge and the office will prove great
convenience to people in the northern sec.
ton of the city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04

writer under the nom de plume OF
Justice" writes TO the Lancaster Inquirer
refutalion Of the story the ISTELLIeEEcER
printed from the Pittsburg Post, concerning
the firm Of Hostetter & Smith. In conclusion
it says ihst Mr.. HOstetter used Mr.
Smiths capital in any way, but for the firm,
under the direction OF the firm aud In the
firms name, 10 entirely false"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04
So Runs the World Avay.

FROM the New York Times
A man whose name would have been good
on check for q, 600 900 not long ago, spent
two hours in the back office OF a Wall street
brokers' one day last week waiting TO get
the chance 10 borrow $40 from one who used
10 be his clerk. Speculation had brought him
poverty and made the clerk millionaire, all
within d year or two.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04
Gibson Valves . Hearing.

Layton Gibson, the young man who IL
charged with having assaulted Officer Allen
Pyle, on Christmas night, was before Alder
man McConomy this morning. He waived
hearing and gave bail TO answer at court the
charges OF telonious assault and battery and
resisting an officer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04
A Wisconsin Tobacco Buyer Here.

Mr.. Phil Ettenheim, Of the firm Of Etten.
haim & Froehlich, jobbers and packers OF leaf
tobacco in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 10 In Lam
caster taking . look al our big tobacco
houses and their contents, and will probably
be heavy purchaser before he leaves,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04

Several Of the members OF councils az.
pointed to attend the interstate municipal
convention left for Harrisburg this morning.
The full committee is George NJ. Berger, DR..
II. NJ. Bolenius, William X. Beard, ". r.
Cummings and John b. Long.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04

The following is the relative grade Of pupils,
by cissseA In attendance ct the boys high
school for the months Of November and pe.
cember. Two hours' home study expected
from each pupil
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04

rHItApRlrBlA, Jan. it-ylcur market frm
sales, anp barrels Minnesota Bakers, ~ N0I ~
Pennsylvania Family, - EOS D. western DO,
~ oo3SSt Patents, ~ TSds 20,
Rye -four quiet, eH
wheat-Jan., Pc FEB g3Nc., NNch Atf4C
eorn-Jsn., Csc; lFeb. ,S4ci March. ,Sc
6ats-Jsn., sc: FEB. SIC: March, ss'se
April. ssAc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04
Sale of Real F.tate

L. Knapp sold at private sale Monday the
Mechanics hotel, southeast corner Plum and
Chestnut streets, to A. II. +. GolIsz for ga
600.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04

CHICAGO Jan. L. aao a IN MARI ct opened.
wheat-JAn., Nsc; Feb, sAac March, sp'sc
May s7Ao. - 49,,
May, ANkc.
Pork-Jsu, GlOlk Feba as2 AK May, t2 6A
LArd-ian, y 20 Feb, p 10 March, "i
short RiSs-Feb., " 9IS March, O. -. NAV,
St!k.
cloeiSe.
wheat--Jan.. 0s%c Feb- ipSc; March. 500
May. sexc. ..-
Nay. &aS6&2HSo. ..,,-
Oats-Jan.. sl.c; Feh.. ssSc March. !sSe
forS-Jan.. GlsS iTeba Nl rs March. o.? Os
Msy.elsS
Lard-Jsn.,s sSi Feb, - So March, q 80
RiSs-Jsn. S Ni Feb q 10; March. y c7N
Nav, o. s!I
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04
OAK HALL

CUr PrlCEs, CUr rRICEs,
Again to-day
The winter stock is not going to be held.
We have made up our mind TO sell, and the
only way TO do 1t, and to do it quickly is to
cut prices.
Cutprices on everything No nearly 50.
Wouldn't think of cutting prices on
summer goods but if you want a Heavy,
Warm Ulster you'll find the prices cut.
If you want the finest Silk.lined Oyercost
you find the prices cut
If you want fine Worsted Dress suit
you find the prices cut:
If you'll take time 10 get fitted in Gus
tom Suit, uncalled for, you'll get it at half
perhaps less
Or, If you want single Coat you'll find
prices cut
Or, If you want pair Of Trousers you'll
find prices cut
Or, if you want a suit made to your
measure you'll find prices cut.
Ask to see the blocks Of Clothing that
are rare bargains, because there is no que.-
ton as TO the quality and the price is 5trih
iug.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04

pfDI Munderi OF New York,
VIII commence his Class for Instruction in
FAshinnsble Dancing on THURsDAY, JANU.
Ahf D. ls57. Afternoon a. l. for Misses and
Masters, and at O'Clock for Ladies anc Gentle
men Terms. % for I2 lessons. Particulars later.
dec1O std
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04

Don't let neuralgia and rheumatism get rooted
in the system, but kill them with Salvation OIL
Hot drinks should be avoided In cold weather
They have tendency 70 weaken the lungs and
throat. Take DR.. Bulls Cough syrup for coughs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04
mARKHT rs.


NEW foR4, Jan. A.-Flour market firm;
cam,,nn come, - ), Sl@s Isl, snperfne. q ss8s 10
U ,hhcy extra State, IS 50flS 20
"heat-No' ksd State, oI8s7ci No. 2 DO,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-04
Reelected Chisi

Ke-EIeCtcd ChIeT
George W. Miller has been reelected chief
of the Reading ire department.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20

quite busy, aud are pushed for orders vet
while nearly all are employed, it Is more
with . hope for the future than because
present trade Is what it should BE-
The chimney trade is fair, but prices ara
close. The globe and lamp trade is doing
fairly, and \ increased production Is re
ported frOm various factories
Flint bottles and drug ware have not
been greatly helped - far n orders are
concerned, by the recent advance, but
stocks are only moderate, and trade bids
fair to hold out Well for months 10 come.
The green glass industry shows mor ac-
uvity at this time than any ether branch,
and thus minerals, beers and fruit jars
have been Stiffrning IN prices during the
recent weeks. The fruit jar trade has not
vet fairly opened, but il Is certain large
quantities Will be made before the end Of
5he blast, with a strong probability Of
prices advancing
The window trade Is rair, an eneourag-
ing demand for large sizes Of first quality
being noticeable. GiaSJr0rksy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
f INS
\ Wedding TN the Iapis-Geu-rai social
and Personal News.

>gsraL TsFrTm 20 .y sunday .Frf-.
NEW MARTIN~vILLE, ". Va. March
l9.-Srveral invitations were received here
for the excursion March 9th Oh the
steamer Courier.
The invitations are out Tor the wedding
of Or. George +. Kline, Of Pennsylvania.
TO Miss Lizzie Craig. Of this place, on
Wednesday, March 23d, At ; o'clock, at
the residence OF the brides father. 4. 2.
Craig. Many will he the good wishes that
will follow the bride to her new home in
the keystone State.
Lewis HUH purchased the Stevens prop
erty and has put in a fresh stock cf con-
t~ectiuuerieS and viii open up 4 bakery
room.
The primary department OF the town
school closed Last week. This department
only continues i've months ia the wear,
which l. not n long enough term. and
should be extended u the same length As
the High school term, eight months. As
SnOu ~ the primary school closes IN the
spring two subscription school are begun.
and all who are able - pay send their chill
dren on, LlluSt WHO are not must Keep
theirs at home. thus thwarting the very
object of the common school; namely the
education oi the poor.
II. z. MeGregOr. OF the hrm OF James
+. Barnes X Co, OF Wheeling, was in town
to-day.
Or. George E. Kline, Of P~tttsburg, is in
town.
Ms. Clara Pugh, daughter OF Thomas
MrOuOwu, an old resident OF this place, Is
visiting friends IN town.
The brick have been ordered and the
pavement around the Court House square
will be relaid Is soon rs the weather viii
permit. As the own proposes doing this
much would il not be in order for the
county TO fence their own property. Thi:
reminds Us that the county narrowly
escaped 4 damage suit not long since. A
panel of the old dead fall, Once known as !
fence. fell on a small hoy, who fortunately
escaped with only a few sore bones.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
MUSICAL DRAMATIC.

Miss Forte>cue leaves for England May
-.
Minnie Palmer Is talking OF playing
''Frou Frou.
PATHS first London concert will take
place May ~.
Two new plays Are under way for Mrs.
iangtry.
James O'Nein talks OF reproducing the
American King
The Worlds Museum, Boston, boasts Of
a whlskered gianteSs.
Ed. Harrigau denies that he has taken
Tony Hart into partnership.
Robert Frazer will take a "Humpty
Dumpty' troupe to Mexico.
The fat woman in 4 Philadelphia
museum weighs nearly ~On pounds.
sarah Heartburn in Camille Is the
title OF Dockstader's new burleSlue.
Louis Harrison will star in California in
The MOBILES Roman Of Them All"
Miss Jeffreys-Lewis has obtained a di-
vOrce from her husband, !. \. Maitland.
The body of Ms. Charlie Melville. the
actress. who died IN Rochester. Is to be
Cremated.
Theresa Vaughan Mrs. Mestayer0 will,
It Is said, 20 TO Milan TO study for Italian
opera.
Willard Spenser, who wrote the Little
Tycoon, Is said - be II work on another
comic opera
Patti Rosa 4 charming little sOubrette
who plays Zip objects to being styled an
ImitatOr Of Lolita
A wax '~statOot'' OF Lillian Olcott as
Theodore has been added to the Eden
Musee. in New York.
Henry Ward BeeCher had engaged 4 box
at Days Theatre for last Tuesday week
the night on which he died.
Wilson Barrett PLAYED to immense houses
in Brooklyn last week. People were turned
AWAY from the theatre.
Nine. Marie Roze has met with great
success IL Marguerite in GOunOd's "Fanst,
sung in English with the Carl Rosa Opera
Company.
The SaOwshoe Ballet viii be 4 feature
Of Nanrger GilmOTe's production Of the
spectacular omance, The Twelve Tempta-
tons. next season.
Young Salvini, who could scarcely make
himself understood in England two years
ago, is doing creiitable work in Helen
D~auyray's Company,
Carleton has mode a failure of "Er-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
TRADE NOTES

The nine hOur system Is adopted IN All
the government workshops IN Pans.
The employ e. in Singers axle shop, tins
city. have been awarded an advance IN
wages.
4 general strike of painters Is threaten
ed in Pittsburg il the employers refuse 70
sign the usual scale.
The trackmeu employed by the P, TT
". sc. X. r. Co. struck LAST Wednesday
moruiug for an increase in wages OF fifteen
cents Der day, or from Sl.5 TO sl.1O.
The Pullman palace ear conductors a '
hen advanced. Those who formerly re-
ceiyed $40 per month on palace cars now
yet $50. and sleeper conductors ~.
The jOurneymen painters, outside the
Knights Of Labor. held \ meeting last
week at Baltimore TO form n NATIONAL OF
ganizliion. They are making
Efforts 10 induce the Knights OF Labor
painters to seeetle from their organization,
but il is thought that the Knights willnot
move. They will hold 4 meeting IN Baln-
more in \ mOnth To eOunteraet the present
move of the nOn-uniOOIsts.
Several hundred men are reported idle
! IN Sing sing, New York, prison on account
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
MILL NOTES.
Duluth. Mimi. is 10 have aroiIios

Duluth. MINI. Is To have aroiifug mil.
A company is being organized ID Belle
vile. H.. Ia manufacture wire fence ua.S
The new Er>Semer steel works of The
Dugursue Steel Co. near P%IttSburg, are ~
psrtcd 70 he in operation in April.
The matter Of the erection of I rolling
mill At Roanoke. Va, Is under cOnSldera-
ton. hut the matter ms not yet been def
utyely arranged.
The first heat Of steel was turned ont At
the Jefferson plant II Steubenyllle, OHIO.
Last week. Everything works well with
this company At present
Over fifty ofthe employees 1t the Woods
mill, Wellsville, Ohio, are out on strike,
md ask wOrkingmen % stay away from
that place until further notice.
John GrifithS. anirou worker Of NoungS-
town. o., tel from 4 bridge over the
Mahonjng river. ~ Niles, -. Saturday
night last and Wa drowned. lie leaves a
wife and large family.
The proprietoss Of the Cambria ron
works At JOhn~tOwn. Pa, have Notified
their employees that wages would be al
vanced on and after March is. The al
vace will Affect all employees except S~alarlri
men.
The Cuyahoya Iron and Staybolt Co.
which operated the rolling mill 1t Cuya-
hngl Falls Ohio, went ont OF existence IN
November last. The stirling Chain and
Manufacturing Company l. now runnlnS
the mill. the product OF which II hollow
bar iron. staybOlt iron and extra reined
iron.-TAs BHIrtoE.
The HeImbacher Forge and Rolling Mill
company. Of II. Louis, are running their
axle and hammers, link and pin machinery
bar mill. pudding furnaces and other parts
of their works day and night turn. They
are also doing some heavy forging on shafts
and heavy parts for sugar mill machinery
-4qe Of StesL.
The Chicago Steel Manufacturing COM
pauv. whOse works are Al Hammond, Ind.
will have its BesSemer plant running this
month. The steel will he used IN the man
u~facture Of nails and various ~specIaiueS.
The company intends to Use 80 cnt nall
machines. II Is also building a rolling
mill and coutemplates the erection 81 two
large blast furnaces.
The nail factory. nail plate mill aud
cooper shops Of the ChieOgO Rolling NH
company's plant at Bayview, Wis, has re-
sumed operations after an idleneSs OF Seye-
raj months. About 200 men were given
emplovont. Every other department II
running, and for the irst time IN several
years all departments OF the works are run
ming full force at the same time.
The production Of steel AZ the Edgar
Thomson steel works last week vs. greater
than that of any previous week Slnce the
works were built. and beats the record oi
the rail mills OF the United states. The
production of ingOts was 6,u6l tons, ana
OF rails 4.-27. There are now six furnaces
IN blast, furnace Z having been blown IN
last Saturday. The last new furnace, TO
be named e.. will he blown IN about May
lst'-TJasS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
MINES y MINERS.

Pittsburgh oOaI sells in the Chicago mar
ket at So -.
Hooking Valley coal sells at s. ~ in IN,
Chicago market
In the Chicago market Indiana block
coal sells at - -.
Grape Creek coal sells in the Cbieag,
market At s. -
ConneIlSville coke is quoted at s. 90 il
Chicago.
MassiIlon coal sells in Cleveland at s. u
~ 81; Briar Hill, - s5aS3; Pittsburgh
50 25aS2 ~; Salineyille, 81 7JaSI -
Tuscaawas, 81 55aSl -
\ number Of new mises are being Openet
in Missouri
! Good coal Is reported A. found on tn,
NIObrara nver, ten miles below Gordon
| Nrb.
The Washington mine, VincenneS. Ind,
has shipped its hrst consignment Of coal Il
Chicago-thirty cars.
Chicago and Van Meter coal mine Al
Van Meter. Iowa. has been closed down BY
order OF the mine inspector.
The st. Louis Consolidated Mining com,
pany eOntrOli siNt coal mines in Illinois.
\ miner named George Guuther wa,
killed A few days ago By a iau Of slate Al
Mutual mines.
The miners 90 ! strike At BASTARD
mine, near S~teybenyIlle. nave zone hack t.
work pending an ALTERATION OF basis by
the Ohio Federation Of miners and opera,
tors.
Because Of the introduction Of natural
Eas into ,Tohnstown the Cambria Iron ON,
pany viii suspend operations entirely in 1t,
extensive coal mines near that place.
Fisher Il Co. of Huntingdon, Pa, vii
put up a large number Of ovens On G.OUt
acres Ot land they have bought. and put
600 men 70 work ~ the ovens and in the
mines.
The sudOcltIon Of = large number ol
mules in the Pennsylvania Coal company ,
a new element OF danger l. added Ia the
already hazardous occupation OF mining
coal by the introduction OF steam into the
workings Of the mines.
PunNSutawuey, Jefferson county, Pa.
three years ago had not = single coke oven,
To-day within \ radius OF ten miles. over
so ovens NAV he found. The WuiStou
mines, one mile Hsrth Of the place, has
JOO in blast and 2G0 more contracted for.
At Atrou $40 ovens will be in blast within
thirty days, Is o a. the Bell cap r"a'.
snail have been completed.
There Is an increase IN the number OF
coke ovens % De- erected. not only ~ tie
CounrIlsvlIle district, hut in Pennsylvania
and Virginia roSIuE ruIl districts. Alto
--ther there are H. new ovens being
built in The ConneilSviIle district. uItNiD-
The number II. $40 and the total ovens Iu
Pennsylvania l9.2U4. The-e new works
viii increase the production 20 over 2.I''
tons per day for rrnnSyivluIL-NsrDad
.jyHrHUi
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
sed in the N. L Chmeh this Sunday

tised In the II. L Chmeh this Sunday
morning
The Princess, which has been making
lis trips with perfect regularity, was
obliged to tie up to have her wheel repaired
Friday afternoon
Little Miss Maggie Barritt IS visiting
friends IN Wheeling.
The following officers were elected and
installed At the meeting of the e COun-
ell Of the National Union: Ex-Presideut
". P. Brown; President J. ". Leach:
Vice President A. Jones; Recording Secre-
tary, ". Kalvaugh; Financial Secretary,
F. POrterield-
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BEN advertisements.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF AN
Ohio County Farm,

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST MADE
d by John Feay, Ia me A. trustee. dAtei
on The 9TH day OF December. $50, Anl recorded
in The ONCE Of the JlerS Of the County J0uU at
ohio county, West Virginia. in Deed Ot Trust
Book II. pagc i6i ! will sell. AZ public aTctlon,
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL -, Is7,
commencing a. 90 O'Clock H. N the following
described properly. situate on Middle Wheeling
creek. in aid county. that j. Ia say Lot No. :
0I Whitman survey uf the Old Feay Farm,
~h-g!nuing az a stake IN the Burrows Snd Otter
IN line corner Ia Lot No. J thence with The
line Of lot No l ROrth ne west a. poles I" 4
small hickory: thence north - West 10 pnieS to
\ rel uak. thence north 2iis west ! pole 10 the
line 0f lot NJ. ; near a beech tree, thence up
SAIL line north ~ east Il 10 poles. thence north
lU5 east Il poles thence north So west la
poles 20 line ~ John ESkInc near Il private
7ua.i thence with said line suQih ~ east -
IA iDubly tsa!itd chestnut OAK, corner lu bg-
hannah. ErSElnr and BHrTOWs. th-Rce south
a., vest - ~ The beginning, CONTAINING sky
.6' arr-S. more or lr>-. with 81. the appuFtS-
uanrps thereto belonging.
TERMS OF SALE-One-t hiUi Of the purchase
money. amt a. much more A. the purchase may
rlerl In pay. m cash. and the residue IN two
equal annual iusLslments with Interest thereon
i-pm the IAy " sale. the purchaser giving NJ
negotiable notes. secured by a decd ul E1tsl on
The property for the deferred payments
+. :. THORNbi RGH, TruStTee.
hereby certify that bond and security has
been given hy the st-svp named trustee - ~
4uIrpi by law GEDETE HDch,
,lera ui the County Court OF Ohio county. state
OF West Virginia mrAiheodci